There's no target length. We just talk until we're done talking.

We're both now. It feels like we're rolling now until it feels like, oh man well no we go well past where I would

think somebody would have turned it off oh they might have turned it off and

then come back and it's still going and

it's not going to know.

It's sort of like getting a phone call for my dad, right?

Like he'll call me and then he'll go into some routine. He'll start start I don't know what he's talking about he just goes on and on and on

so I just set the phone down and I'll disappear for about half an hour I'll come back and he'll be like

r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r a you know what I'm saying. Oh yeah. So I just and then I set the phone down and I come back every 15 minutes to throw in a mhm.

Uh huh. Yeah. Now I hear, that sort of stuff.

So that's sort of like, this is probably how people listen to this podcast.

They start it, they walk away, they come back from time to time.

And here we are.

They realize it's still not very good.

They go away.

Maybe we should hire somebody to just mark the parts that are interesting both

parts that are interesting to to listen to and then we could put that in the

description on this episode Hank is talking to his friend Jake Hickson. You'll find an interesting topic at

4 minutes and 30 seconds. Don't miss out at 36. There's a hot nugget.

You can walk away again at seven minutes and please return for the sign off at two and a half hours.

Yeah, don't miss a non-to-jacent.

If we're on that meat eater podcast, we'd be talking for like nine hours when I

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